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Myanmar land platform industry local assembly of BTR-3U from Ukraine, reported Myanmar is getting 1,000 units of this indigenous MAV series ULARV series Aerospace industry local assembly of Hongdu K-8 from China

As I know, UDMC rifles are not even used widely by AFP as they got quality control issues. Myanmar is an interesting country in development of local defence industry in Southeast Asia since not many news are coming out of them but they have an impressive defence industry. MA-1, the basic...

PT Sentra Surya Ekajaya Another small private company with only 50 employees but already exporting some armored vehicles abroad Sri Lanka Special Task Force with P-2 APC P-2 Commando P-3 Cheetah DMV-30A in cooperation with PTDI P-6 ATAV for Indonesian special forces

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Philippines MX-8 Barako armored escort vehicle Philippines Coastal Riverine Overland Craft (CROC) amphibious vehicle Not sure if they are already operating or still in development, good progress nevertheless.

Good job by the police Suspected Indonesia militant was making bombs 'more powerful than Bali devices' Indonesian police have said a suspected Islamic militant arrested earlier this week was making explosives more powerful than those used in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. Rio...

We can see who's being salty here :coffee:

People won't be hostile or disrespectful if you were not being provocative, like bringing up aid issue or saying ridiculous things like stopping parts supply for Dutch sourced navy ships. The world doesn't revolve around you, you know, to earn respect you must show respect.

Budget deficit is neither good nor bad, it depends on many factors. Deficits could actually be favourable for a developing country like Indonesia, it could help to boost our growth (still one of the fastest growing big economy today), and a sign of more trust to our credit ratings, which is a...

Yup, just hate it whenever someone bringing up that issue as if we're living off of their aid money. I'm not sure if this does fit here but Jakarta, KL and Manila agree on joint army training to fight piracy JAKARTA • Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have agreed to initiate joint army...

That's not our problem, but more like them. Perhaps that's Dutch government way to save money for something else? I know situation is difficult nowadays for EU including Netherlands. I say thanks for Dutch government, but if they stop it then it won't affect us at all. The number of development...

Just look at those numbers..

I have some Vietnamese friends and in general we're on good terms. Just this certain member is like, you know people that are thirst for attention and kind of insecure that always talk bad about other people? You talk to them but never really take them seriously.

About to say this. Their exports percentage to GDP is 90%, same level with countries like Singapore, Luxembourg, Ireland, etc which barely have 10 million population. Anyway this is the same guy that said Viet Nam govt will solve illegal fishing problems in four years, can't wait what he'll come...

Trolls know no East values. They just wanna feed their ego by trash talking, which is sad. No need to take them seriously.

Yes, but I think you got something wrong. It was €2.5 billion (not US$), at that time the amount is equal to at least $3.6 billion.

We paid a lot for the ToT.

It's funny whenever I see a Vietnamese looking down on Indonesia. Like, seriously? Also seems like somebody was talking about peace and called us barbaric NB: if you're looking for China then search from the bottom Global homicide rate by UNODC: - full data can be downloaded here...

Bright Indonesia program set Papua, W. Papua as priorities Power source: A state electricity firm PLN technician inspects equipment at the Mampang Dua power relay station in Jakarta. Indonesia expects to increase its electrification rate to 97 percent by 2019 from 85 percent last year...

ASEAN aquaculture production in 2014: Indonesia: 14,375,282 tons Vietnam: 3,411,391 tons Philippines: 2,337,605 tons Thailand: 934,758 tons Malaysia: 521,014 tons Despite that data we still have illegal fishing problems coming from our own fishermen until today. It's easy to get caught in...